A pervious concrete pour is a three-step process - placing to elevation, compaction and curing. Unlike traditional concrete which looks for a smooth, finished surface, pervious concrete ...

(January 2016), curing is a critical concreting step that strongly influences the hardened concrete properties including strength, permeability, abrasion resistance, shrinkage, resistance to ...

The cement capacitor uses the property of cement curing, which creates a dense branching network of openings in the material as the water reacts with the cement. By introducing electrically ...

Giving the repaired concrete time to dry before painting it or exposing it to traffic or water is key to ensuring the repair lasts. Cure times can vary significantly, depending on the type of ...

Common mistakes include adding too much water to the mix to make it easier to pour, sprinkling the surface of the concrete ...

The addition of HydroGraph’s graphene in minimal quantities led to impressive results, including significantly improving compressive strength by up to 21% after 28-day curing. The increase in strength ...

The concrete will require a seven-day curing period, with two separate pours planned. The main deck will be poured first, ...